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201798

ON THE LINE

EASY DOES IT:Even his tractor seems to be smiling as Bob Ames steers his way to a straight line during the North Wentworth Ploughing Match in Sheffield last Saturday. Ames was representing the Dundas Lions Club at the event, which ran in conjunction with the annual Sheffield Harvest Festival at Settlers Supplies.

201811

TEAM WORK

Cecil Wells of Paris, who has been a competitor at the North Wentworth Ploughing Match for the past 50 years, does things the old-fashioned way in Sheffield last weekend.

201809 MAKING TRACKS Jack Nicholson of Hagersville keeps his eyes on his work during the ploughing match at the Sheffield Harvest Festival on Saturday.

201810 FIRED UP Marty Pullin of Settlers Museum, demonstrates antique equipment for visitors at the Sheffield Harvest Festival on Saturday.

201808 FIRED UP Four-year-old Alberta Pullin and pals Carter (top) and Noah Richer of Rockwood check out an antique firetruck on display at the Sheffield Harvest Festival on Saturday.

201825 New positions for Sisters SISTER ACTNUN OTHER: The newly installed Provincial Council for the Canadian Province of the School Sisters of Notre Dame includes S. Eileen Donohoe, Provincial Councillor; S. Irene Freeman, Provincial Councillor/Vicar; and S. Mary Heather MacKinnon, Provincial Leader.

201828 Golfer wins new set of wheels at Keys & Tees TEE OFF:Brian Hall, organizer of the Keys & Tees golf tournament is accompanied by event supporters John Holland (Holland Chevrolet), Debbie Tigchelaar (Drummond House), Richard Vernon (Leggat Saturn Saab), Roy Leggat (Roseland Motors), Grant Mushlian (Leggat Automotive Group), Ros Crichton (Coping Centre) and Glenn Crichton (Coping Centre).

201817 Young hopeful heads to National Ballet School Gabrielle Ranger

201818 Young hopeful heads to National Ballet School GRACEFUL:Dancer Gabrielle Ranger hopes her acceptance to Canada’s National Ballet School will help her fulfill her dream of becoming a professional ballerina.

201827 Forth steals crown from ‘07 champ CHAMP:Race winner Kenny Forth celebrates with his team in victory lane with local business owner Bill Grisdale, sponsor and co-founder of the racing tournament.

201816 Blown tire ends day for McGrath Seamus McGrath

201815 Blown tire ends day for McGrath HARD RUN:Canada’s Seamus McGrath makes an early exit from the Laoshan mountain bike course after his second blown tire in under four laps, preventing the Millgrove native from completing the Olympic course in Beijing on August 23.

201824 Elderly celebrate completion of great adventure WAVES OF FUN:Jim Cairns, 82, and 90-year-old Marjorie McKenzie each take home a trophy for their participation in the Alexander Place Great South Pacific Adventure.

201814 WORLD REVIEWS - MEXICO BEACH BABIES:Hannah and Payton Zimmerman show off their favourite community newspaper on the beach at Las Brisas in Huatulco, Mexico. The Zimmerman family visited the resort back in the spring. Going on vacation? Take along a copy of the Review,snap a photo and email it to editor@flamboroughreview.com.

201826 STELLAR PERFORMANCE TOPNOTCH:Flamborough hockey players traded their swimming trunks for hockey skates to participate in the Wave’s 3-on-3 Summer Hockey League. The team finished the regular season in first place in their division and headed into the playoffs with high hopes. Calling themselves the Purple Warthogs, the Flamborough squad earned a berth in the gold medal game and went on to win the division championships.